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Saudi - Tunisian economic cooperation
Saudi Arabia-Tunisia, Politics, 5/7/2003

Saudi Arabia's minister of trade and industry, Hashem Yamani, yesterday in Riyadh discussed with the Tunisian state secretary in charge of international cooperation and foreign investment at the Tunisian ministry of development and international cooperation Hammouda Hamdi.

The two sides reviewed economic, trade and industrial cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Tunisia and means of developing and boosting them, through the foundation of joint production projects among the private sector establishments and efforts to increase the volume of trade and industrial exchange between the two states.

Hamdi who arrived in Riyadh earlier in the day discussed with the Saudi health minister Hamad al-Sane means of strengthening health cooperation relations between the two states.

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  Tunisian president confers with Prince Nayef   (1/16/2002)
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